A couple hours before I was on the edge of getting a Fairphone 5 but I read the specifications and didn’t see 3.5 mm audio jack anywhere. So I thought to myself…why? The community has been requesting this for a couple years ago now so why not. They’re already making money on the phone, they’re really pushing for people to get their wireless headphones? Just add the headphone jack, shouldn’t be too hard.

They said they’re treating their workers fairly, sourcing from ethical sources, renewable claims, repairability claims, and supporting foss projects (they donated a fp4 to CalyxOS to support development). All of these are amazing, so adding a little headphone jack shouldn’t be that hard in the grand scheme of all this.

*Add the headphone jack and I’ll be happy to support and get a fp5.

https://calyxos.org/news/2022/02/25/device-support/

https://shop.fairphone.com/fairphone-5

  • @meiko60
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    1710 months ago

    sony still retains headphone jack on their flagship phone

    • @HeyLow@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      210 months ago

      I love my Xperia 1 IV! Expandable storage, headphone jack, great camera, no god aweful screen cutout, and a notification led!

      • @meiko60
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        310 months ago

        I like my xperia 1iii. But, the main problem is fingerprint sensor is prone to break. But, it’s ok.

        • falkerie71
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          110 months ago

          fingerprint sensor is prone to break

          How so? Are you noticing problems with it?

          • @meiko60
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            110 months ago

            It just doesn’t working after couple of months

            • falkerie71
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              10 months ago

              Wow that sucks.
              I’m assuming that you’ve gone through all the troubleshooting steps already, so I won’t bother you with that.

              Edit: sending it back to repair is probably hard too, since Sony’s market share is so low compared to Apple/Samsung, I imagine it would be harder to find a place that fixes them.